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Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation
Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation
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The following data represent measurements made on a process for 30 days. One measurement was made each day. Assuming that 30 measurements are enough that x --> u and s --> o, find the mean of the values, the standard deviation, and the upper and lower control limits. Plot the data points along with the statistical quantities on a chart, and determine whether the process was always in statistical control.

 

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Standard deviation = 

Upper control limit = 

Lower control limit = 

The process went out of control on Day

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